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Jack of Spores Print

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10% £3.62 from this piece goes to psychedelic therapy research, funding the science behind the artwork.
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The deck opens here. A red mushroom on aged card stock and the plainest instruction of the four: go within. The Jack is the lowest card and the first move, the decision to turn attention inward at all before anything else can follow. Card one of four in the Spore Deck: Jack, Queen, King, Ace. Made to order, and 10% of every sale funds research into psychedelic therapy.
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A fixed share of every sale funds research into psychedelic therapy: the science of how these compounds can heal. The share is set aside before anything else.

Jack of Spores Print £36.29
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The artwork

Go within.

The deck opens here. A red mushroom at the centre of a worn playing card, and the plainest instruction of the four beneath it: go within.

It is the lowest card and the first move. Before a direction can be chosen or a process trusted, attention has to turn inward at all, which is the part most easily skipped. Every protocol in this field begins with preparation rather than the dose, for the same reason.

Card one of four in the Spore Deck. Made to order, and 10% of every sale funds research into psychedelic therapy.

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Beginning · Attention

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